Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

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What right does rEoEnan want that .
Frander tksn % - queen IA sch q realms
Why. tas esges OF heaven canret ~ scgoss
thas dominion. HoFses paatiHg aad VIZ
lathscsd aauks. are not swift enough 10 run
% fas cutro4t a that realm. Tney say that
ths sun ssver ssfs cpon the English empire,
t1t have ~ tsl yea that o. thls realm ot
womans lnduenes eternity never marks any
eoeud- Isabella feI from the Spanish
throne pursued by tho nations anethema;
eut shs " hO is queen In = home viii never
loss hsr throne. ard death itself VIII only be
tie ann-xaton ~ heavenly priacipalities
When you want 20 gss your grahdest idea
cs queen you ao not think OF Catharine ot
Rnsria. or of Anne of England. or Maris
Theresa q Germany, bat when you want TO
get your grandest ilea or aqusen you think
of tss plain woman who sat opposite your
father a. tas table, or walked with h,m
srm IN arm down lifes pathway;
sometimes 20 the thanksgiving banquet.
sometimes q the grave bat always to-
gsther-soothing your petty griefs, correct
tng your childish waywardncss, Joining in
your insantile sports. listening 20 your even
Ing prayers. totlng FOR you with needle or at
tie spinning wheel, and on cold nights wrap
ping you up snug and warm And then ab
last, on that day when she lay IN tAe back
room dying, and you saw her take those thin
hands with which she toiied for you so long
and pus them together in dying prayer that
commended you 70 the God whom she had
taught you To trust--O. she was the queeni
The chariots ot God cas-e down 10 fetch her,
and as shs went in all heaven rose up. You
Il ~
Tenderness that stirs tire deep foundations Of
your soul. AMI you feel as much a child again
g. when you cried on her lap; and II you
could bring her back again % speak just once
more your name "a tenderly as she used 70
speak IL you would be willing TO throw your
SELF "a the ground and kiss the sod that COW
srs her. crying: Mother, mosherI' All, she
was ths queen-she was the queen. Now,
faIf klvx a,l
woman Ike that would have 70 travel down
before she got 60 the ballot boxi Compared
with this work Of training kings and queens
for God and eternity, how Insignificant seems
al this work Of voting for aldermen and
common councilman, and sheriffs, and con-
stables, = r-7~c-7 snS preSidents To make
ons such grand v5m4n as have described,
how many thousands you'd you sshs OF
thoss people who go In the round OF goddess
ness aud fashion and dissipation djstorting
| their body until IA their mor5trosities they
| seem 20 outdo the dromedary and Lippopota-
| rus. going A. far toward disgr2ceful apparel
| as they dare 20 so rs not 10 be arrested OF the
| police their behavior n sorrow 70 the good
and caricaturs OF the vicious, and az insult
/ 70 that God who made them women and not
| gOrrons: and tramping on, down through g
frivolous and dissiratc1 life, 60 temporal and
etsrnal daInnation.
o, woman, with the iightningof your soul.
strike dead at your feet all these allurements
70 dissipation and 70 fashion. Your i'm
mortal soul cannot bo fed upon such garbage.
/ God calls you up 70 empire and domini IN.
/ VII you have itl o. give u God your heart; /;
/ give 70 God your best energies; give 10 God
al your culture. give to God sll your refine
msnt: give vCurs..f 70 him, for this world
and ths next Soon all these bright eyes viii
b qusucaed. and these voices Will be hushcd.
/ For tbs last time you VIII look upon this fair
earth Fathers hand. mothers hand, sisters
hand. child's hand viii be no more in yours
/ l. viii be nivht, and there vii come up n
cold wind from tho Jordan, aud you must
start Wil It be lone woman on a track
I less MORT Ali no. Jesus viii como up in
I that hour and olfer his hand, and be wsll say:
( "You stood By ras waeu you were well; now
Iwin not desert you when you are Sc,<. >
/ One wave OK his hand, and the storm vii
/ drop, and another wave OF his hand,
snd midnight shall break into mid
noon; snd another wave IL his hand,
an the chan1berlains Of God viii come down
from the treasure houses Of heaven with
rooes lstrous. blood wsshed AID heaven
slintcd, in which you viii array yourself for
toe nlsrria-e supTcr 4 The Lamb. And then
with Miriam, WHO struck the timbrol OF the
Red ssa. and with Deborah. who led the
Iord', Aoss into the fxal aud with Hannah,
who gave her Samuel tO the Lord. and with
Mary. -Ao rocked Jesus to sleep whils there
wers angels siusin< in tie air, and with
Florence Nightingale. who bound Up tho
basti. wounds ~ the Crinea. yol VII. from
ths chslioe Of Cod, drink - the souls eternal
rescue.
One twIlizh-. after I had been playiux With
the children for some tirrs. laid down en-
the lounge ~ ress The children said, play
nlors. Chihlrsn always wsnt 20 play mora
AID. hslf ssleeD snd bslf awake. seemed 20
dream this dream: Il seemed - ne ths. I ~as
IN far distant land-not Persia. although
nlors than oriental iuKarisnce crowned the
cities: nor she tropicS-althouxh more than
tropical frultfuluess filed the esr1ieus. nor
IsaIy-although Nor. than Itnlisn softne -
filed tha air Ard I WANDERED around. look
ing f0r thorus and n4tfles. hus I found none
Of them grew there And walked Z ssrth cnd
Issw TIE san rise. and 1 ssids When viii Is
set sgairF aad tha sun sa-s rot. And I saw
a. Ia peoris in holdey aopsrsl aad said 3
@Wssn vii sbev put on worxisr rfnsn's gaTb
ezain and delve IL tsa Riise and swsitsr az
TIE fcrxeF hut neither the garments nor the
robes DID they rut og. Ana I wandered n
to suburbs, sna said. s{7 here do tlsy bury
TIE dead q tbs xreat eityr ard I looked
slonx 81 the his where IS wcuid he ricss
beautiful Pr the dad IN sleer. snd saw
castles, ani towns. sud tatfieroerts. but net
e eausoieuna. nor n-ruuuss-. nor ~hits SAB
eorld ses And went iate ths great cs apei z
ths to~n. snd I ssid. y ners de the poor
verships Where ar the benches en- WHICH
theY sitf- and voice answered @Ws havs
no poor in this srus1 cisTr And wandered